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EnglishTeacher08
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QUOTES
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hello these are my own quotes; please discuss them https://youtu.be/iyZkEXahQxg |
4 Apr 2015
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EnglishTeacher08
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IT IS NO SPAM. INVENTIVE QUOTES FRUIT OF CLASSROOM DISCUSSIONS. DISCUSS THEM THAT IS ALL! LEO BUSCAGLIA CAME UP WITH A BOOK FROM HIS OWN DISCUSSIONS WITH STUDENTS! WHY ARE WE NARROW- MINDED? |
6 Apr 2015
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cunliffe
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Hi EnglishTeacher08, I had a look at your quotes., although I couldn �t get any sound. They are very complex and need a lot of thought. I �m not sure that I could use them with my students, whose English is very basic. Thank you for posting the link. |
6 Apr 2015
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EnglishTeacher08
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thx a great deal cunliffe! i just wanted some feedback! |
6 Apr 2015
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Jayho
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Hi EnglishTeacher08
I think this post has been marked as spam because the link looks odd, like a spam or virus link, and you didn�t really write very much about what you had done with your class and what you would like members here to do.
I took a look and agree with Lynne. They are very �deep�. I don �t think I could use them with my students either. English skills need to be quite high for a learner to read into the real meaning of these quotes.
But, it�s a great idea to do with your students and thanks for sharing it with us.
Cheers
Jayho |
6 Apr 2015
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Peter Hardy
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Okay, it �s not spam, but a bit of an explanation, maybe some description might have been helpful.
It turns out that your quotes are not very suitable for most EAL levels, indeed. Not to say (no offence) there are easier and better quotes out there. I.e. Whatever you do, do it to the best of your abilities!
Cheers, Peter
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6 Apr 2015
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